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    Smile 12½" X 5" Maple bowl

    Here's one of my latest returned bowls, made from a Krimson King Maple that grew at my neighbors across the street and was cut down for driveway widening about 5 years ago, and rough turned at that time.
    It has some beeswax salad bowl finish on it.
    All comments are welcome
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    Very eligant, Leo. The banding lines around the rim really set it off. Are those burned?

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    Very nice bowl Leo! Love the form! The detail lines offset the monochromatic color of the maple by adding just a touch of contrast! Good idea!

    Good to see you posting your work again! Was afraid you were taking the winter off!
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    A really really nice bowl Leo, the rim and foot are especially nice love it!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Leo Van Der Loo View Post
    Here's one of my latest returned bowls.....
    Why do folks bring them back???? Looks real nice to me!
    Officially Retired!!!!!!!! Woo-Hoo!!!

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    NIce big bowl

    Leo, That one uses all the log as you are close to the pith on the top! I like to do that also, I like how the growth rings shrink as they come to the rim!

    Great job and nice finish,

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    Very nice!

    Leo,

    That's a very elegant bowl. I like the nice round shape, the flair at the rim, the burn lines that accent the maple, the sloping edge into the bowl, and the way the foot makes the bowl seem to float off the table. It's like a simple black dress on a beautiful women. Elegant and never out of style.

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    Good looking bowl Leo. Like the rim treatment!
    Richard in Wimberley

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    Beautiful bowl Leo!

    Interesting in that the way you placed the bowl in your second photograph it appears as if the outside of the bowl is transparent. It looks to me as I am looking through the side of the bowl into the interior. Beautiful!

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    Elegant is the word I would also use.

    Nice form and details.

    Toney

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toney Robertson View Post
    Elegant is the word I would also use.

    Nice form and details.

    Toney
    Agree! That is very, very nice! Awesome job. jg

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    Lovely

    Someone will be very lucky!
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    Looks great! The form makes it seem light enough to float away.

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    rim and bottom are really cool. well done.

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    Another one of your awesome works!
    Dewey

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